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rublev
7y ago
My dealer pulls up within half an hour of texting them, with a full ounce they grew themselves. They know everything about the plant, and breed it for high THC. No delivery fee. Friendly. Great weed. No packaging. No bullshit. And great dea
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rublev
8y ago
>Am I crazy, and the world has just moved on to be horrible? Lol I got fired for making a joke after-hours over beers to a guy that wasn't politically aligned. It's wild. To mess with someones livlihood because of a political o
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rublev
8y ago
>Its housing is just as unaffordable What? It's not even remotely close.
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rublev
8y ago
Yeah it has nothing to do with the fact that we're built differently both mentally and physically. Kindly stop concern-trolling.
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rublev
8y ago
I've never seen a female welder, mechanic, miner, or construction worker in my life.
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rublev
8y ago
>they clearly know something most games studios and tech companies don't. money
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rublev
8y ago
As opposed to the utter waste of multiple resources and everything included in the pipeline between dollar issued and dollar spent?
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rublev
8y ago
One should read the correspondances between Glenn Gould and Bernstein, they are very deep. There's a book I recommend that is a compilation of most of Glenn Goulds letters, they are incredibly beautifully worded. Bernstein helped motiv
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rublev
8y ago
>with React, I'd spend the first couple of days just fiddling around with build scripts. Yeah a long time ago now. Since July 2016 create-react-app has been available, there are many other scaffolding tools as well. >Sure, there
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rublev
8y ago
Still in beta on my localhost, probably launching in a few weeks. It's a fairly big project even just as an MVP for a single exchange.
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rublev
8y ago
Working on an SMS crypto trading bot where you can text it trading commands according to whatever exchange you connected to. I've been in many situations where I needed to trade and logging into the exchange on my phone is cumbersome a
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rublev
8y ago
Company I worked for did M/W/F core hours (5 hours) and the rest from home if need be. Then Tuesdays/Thursdays were work from home. Unreal. Literally the best feeling ever, no stress at all. The job was hard too but that extr
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rublev
8y ago
Yeah I love coming home from my hard as fuck underpaid job to turn on the TV and see idiots kicking a ball for $100 million dollars. Something is definitely wrong.
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rublev
8y ago
Delete facebook and 5 seconds later you won't remember most of the people you keep in contact with as those connections don't matter.
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rublev
9y ago
The concrete jungle is only a dystopia to those who are constantly in a whirlwind of inconvenience and don't have enough money to throw at it. If you're rich you cover the inconveniences with nice condos, taking cabs, and eating o
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rublev
9y ago
It matters because fixed fees mean a % of the population will be unscathed by those consequences, and a % will be unable to afford the fine.
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rublev
9y ago
I have absolutely no mathematical background. https://www.reddit.com/r/mathbooks/comments/1ehupq/totally_d... Here people are saying you need a solid pure math background. I skimmed through it and it get
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rublev
9y ago
I don't think it is. I don't give a flying fuck about coffee or food or wine or any of that shit, but I can genuinely taste differences in coffee. I'd be surprised if you couldn't. There's a little roaster in St Law
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rublev
9y ago
I've always wanted to learn mathematics but have no idea where to start, I have no formal education in anything. I tried the Ivan Savov books and they seem great but I have no way to judge the quality of any resources. Where do I start
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rublev
9y ago
78% is not pathetic. All major desktop browser versions support it. It's only a ~4% different prefixed vs not. For where it fails, use flexbox and css as fallbacks. The time I've saved using grid and having to deal with fallbacks
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rublev
9y ago
Too many bad actors involved to have a clear sight. Better to start from a clean slate.
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rublev
9y ago
So start being an asshole, it's a lot of fun I promise you. Just fuck with people in a good way.
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rublev
9y ago
He is making that exact point.
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rublev
9y ago
30 years? Damn. Can you go more in depth about that? What sort of systems and languages did you work with? How do you test it?
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rublev
9y ago
Buy incrementally, hold. If all markets are tanking, cash to USD, wait for the blood bath to be over. Otherwise you are gambling. Accessible crypto is going to be a disaster simply because of unregulated markets. My friends get shakey when
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rublev
9y ago
If you have any branding ideas for "stealing from the poor" that will get those poor to use it, I'm all ears.
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rublev
9y ago
Do you blame your grandmother for propagating popups or do you blame the ad industry?
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rublev
9y ago
Can't blame the masses. I feel no contempt for propagaters, only catalysts.
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rublev
9y ago
>What do you think will happen when the top captures so much wealth production that the rest of the world cannot self-suffice? That won't happen. They gave us nice little condos and handled just enough necessities and bleed us just
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rublev
9y ago
>High-end art prices aren't "manipulated" in some kind of nefarious way Oh boy.
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